Linux News: Networks: Open Source Weblog, Content Management Systems via Photomatt
[Continue Reading...]Linux News: Networks: Open Source Weblog, Content Management Systems via Photomatt
[Continue Reading...]WPBlacklist 2.5 was doing so well on catching comment spam and deleting it, that I wanted to improve upon it by adding the ability to harvest spammer details from automatically deleted comments so that the blacklist would continue to improve. This was the main feature addition to this new release though there are a couple of other changes and a bug fix included in there. You can download the new version here and read a detailed description of all the new changes here.
[Continue Reading...]Bö 1.0b3 (PHP edition) released: A php preprocessor for John Gruber’s Markdown which adds “Smart Footnote” functionality to Markdown. This particular script is a WordPress plugin but the php code could be used elsewhere as well. There is a Perl version on the linked page.
[Continue Reading...]del.icio.us api documentation: If you want to implement del.icio.us inside your application. Via: scriptygoddess
[Continue Reading...]Kanoodle: New topic based advertising system. Worth a looksee if you are looking to generate revenue through your blog. Via: SAPN
[Continue Reading...]How to explode your blog’s traffic by writing Articles: Nice article about promoting your blog by honest to goodness articles. Via: Business Blog Consulting
[Continue Reading...]Sifry’s Alerts: State of the Blogosphere, October 2004: Much like “State of the Union” address, but this time from Technorati’s Sifry. Interesting statistic from the article: A new weblog is created every 7.4 seconds!!
[Continue Reading...]I wrote Pictorialis because I had a need. I never quite realized just how popular or how important it would become. Is there really a lot of interest in this product? Should I consider versions and upgrades and actually following the support fora? I am afraid that if I dedicate all my time to Pictorialis, everything else will get sidelined (which is fine if there is a need). Here are my future plans for Pictorialis and the support offerings for it. Once WordPress 1.3 is released, move over the existing code to the new version Seperate “PhotoBlog” and “PhotoAlbum” as two seperate versions of the same Pictorialis. I believe that if they overlap, usability and technical granularity suffers Try to obtain a list of defects with present versions (not bugs, but defects in the methodology) and then incorporate them in the new version In the “PhotoAlbum” version, add more album-like […]
[Continue Reading...]I scratched my head over this for a couple of hours and hope that someone else can benefit from my sore scalp! Imap mail functions for PHP are very easy to use and are quite quick. They can even be used for normal POP3 connections without certain IMAP functions. I have used them exclusively in a lot of my email scripts. However, almost every installation is different. If you are using imap_open function to open your mailbox, various servers will have different headaches with the function. The one surefire way to get around those headaches (when opening POP3 mailboxes) is to use the code below with your modifications. Basically, you have to specifically request a non-SSL connection everytime or your script MIGHT bork. Also, specifying INBOX saves headaches in many cases. $mbox = imap_open( “{yourmailserver.com/pop3:110/notls}INBOX”, “username”, “password” );
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